Future Spaces Vision Lab
EXHIBITIONS
Future Spaces Vision Lab actively participates in various exhibitions, sharing and discussing its research projects. Through on-site explanations and allowing the audience to experience firsthand, the lab enables visitors to explore the complex interactions between humans and their environments through biometric data visualization, aiming to enhance mental well-being and stress management.
11TH ART SHENZHEN | RESTORE
DIGITAL SPACES FOR BIO-METRIC DATA VISUALIZATION
Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center, Shenzhen, China
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Art Shenzhen, founded in 2013 as part of the China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair, became a contemporary art fair in 2015. It focuses on building a high-quality art market, promoting Shenzhen's contemporary art ecosystem, enhancing public aesthetics, and fostering regional art development. As the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area gains cultural influence, Art Shenzhen continues to champion the concept of "Global Vision, Quality Future," creating an innovative international art platform that reflects Shenzhen's urban diversity.
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Future Spaces Vision Lab showcased four projects under "RESTORE," a series utilizing biometric data visualization technology to explore human-environment interactions, aiming to enhance mental well-being and stress management.​
Southern University of Science and Technology, Shenzhen, China
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The Twelfth International Symposium on Chinese CHI (Chinese CHI 2024), supported by the International Chinese Association for Computer Human Interaction (ICACHI), connects global HCI researchers and practitioners, promoting Human-Computer Interaction within the Chinese community. The theme of Chinese CHI 2024 is "Innovation · Creativity · Integration."
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The BROKEN project by Future Spaces Vision Lab was showcased in the Art Gallery section, addressing stress management by enhancing self-efficacy and psychological resilience. Through an interactive experience, it highlights the role of psychological capital (PsyCap) in overcoming stress and boosting self-belief.
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BROKEN received the prestigious Rising Star Award at Chinese CHI 2024 for its innovative approach to stress management and public well-being.
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Exhibition Hall 4, Nanshan Museum, Shenzhen, China
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The 2024 Shenzhen Design Week, organized by the Shenzhen Municipal Government and the International Council of Design, focuses on "Design Makes Life Better." It includes a global "Design City" roundtable, the "Kunpeng Prize" ceremony, and various brand and sub-venue events. France, as the guest country, will showcase its design leadership.
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Future Spaces Vision Lab’s Brain Visions project was showcased at this event. The project explores how high-density urban environments affect the brain using EEG technology, visualizing the impact of architectural stimuli on cognitive load and stress.​
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